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NORTH BRUNSWICK – Wrestling referee and town Councilman Carlo Socio read a proclamation for young wrestler Ryan Farley during his receipt of the North Brunswick Scholar/Athlete/Artist award for March. Ryan is a sixth grader at Linwood Middle School and is a Distinguished High Honor Roll student with.... |
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He was made knight of the national Order of Valour posthumously by the Minister of Arts and Culture during the requiem mass on Saturday in Douala. The remains of late Moussi Pierre or better still Pierre de Moussy, who died on January 26th 2018 in Switzerland after a protracted illness, were finally.... |
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One of Kansas' best storytellers has died. David Dary, longtime journalist, professor, storyteller and historian, died Thursday in Norman Oklahoma. He was 83. Funeral service will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at St. John's Episcopal Church, 235 W. Duffy, in Norman, Okla. |
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It was a day blessed by glorious spring sunshine and a royal visit – and followed by a night of dark terror that changed Plymouth for ever. The city had suffered 39 German air-raids and considerable damage by the time Thursday March 20, 1941, dawned. That was acknowledged by a morale-boosting visit by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. |
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WORCESTER born actor Daisy Badger is enjoying her first season with the Royal Shakespeare Company; but her voice will already be very well-known to fans of The Archers. Daisy, a former pupil of Bredon Hill Middle School and Prince Henry’s High School in Evesham, grew up in rural surroundings, at.... |
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By Daniel Friday Martin YEI, 20 March [Gurtong]- The management of the Radio told Gurtong that the station came on air after being off for the last six months after its transmission system encountered some technical problems since October last year. Amule Moses a regular listener of the station said.... |
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The British Broadcasting Corporation is one of those national treasures, like the NHS or the Proms, that generate a sort of proprietory feeling. It is, after all, British, and we fund it through the licence fee, so it's 'ours'. 'We', however, are not just Christians – as Lord Reith might reasonably.... |
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Eyes on the divides here thanks for joining us next episode of uncomfortable begins now with us in studio. To Mika salary thanks so much for being here thank you handed me see you are at the national co chair of the women's mark the historic women's march. You've been named live times a hundred most influential people. |
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Evangelist J John has hit out at the BBC for its coverage of religion. In a long blog post he accuses the BBC of discriminating against 'mainstream, Bible-based, "traditional" Christianity', saying it is 'either under-reported, misreported or merely selectively covered by the BBC, whether that be on the radio, television or digital media'. |
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BBC. Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been taken into police custody for questioning over allegations that he received campaign funding from the late Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi. Police are investigating alleged irregularities over the financing of his 2007 presidential campaign. Police have questioned him previously. |
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The councillor for Tourism, Sofía Álvarez, has launched a campaign across the Alicante and Murcia regions promoting Holy Week in Orihuela City, a festival that was declared to be of National interest in 2010. Holy Week in Spain is the annual tribute of the Passion of Jesus Christ celebrated by.... |
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